San Antonio is driven by tourism, military and healthcare sectors.

Make sure you know the sector of town or state,  demographics, building type(s), return requirements, so that you don't spin your wheels on dead deals. 

The bulk of the investment comes from the hotel sector and the overall majority of it is going to the beach towns for obvious reasons.6.

*San Antonio, TX*- Demand Drivers consisting of universities, military bases, corporate headquarters, and leisure attractions (theme parks, historic poi's)- 350k-500k+ pool properties potentially grossing 70k-100k+ revenue on the STR side- Active Permit good for 3 years currently- No specific to SA, but 2022 is the last year for 100% bonus depreciation, talk to your CPA on how this applies on new acquisitions. 

Family, work, and leisure are the 3 top reasons why people book my places.

I currently work in our local healthcare sector, while also owning/operating a property investing group (Lagom Property Investing). 

Lots of public and private investment in the commercial sector in and around downtown, but there is a long way to go.  

Depending on your background you'll have a better idea as to where your weaknesses are in the REI sector.

Ultimately, I went with a net lease portfolio in a pandemic-resilient sector (non-office buildings) through an established DST sponsor with a strong track record.

Lastly, if you focus on low income--  I think you should be more understanding and cognizant that $20 is a lot to that sector.